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]]> Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:13:50 +0000 mod Aharonim http://rablit.pbwiki.com/Aharonim email.hidden@example.com (sheryl-the-librarian) sheryl-the-librarian edited Aharonim Aharonim (lit. "later ones") is a term for the leading Rabbis who lived from roughly the 16th century to the present.Aharonim is a technical term used in later rabbinical literature generally to indicate authorities who are contemporaries of the person quoting them or who belong to the generation immediately preceding him. It is especially applied to the rabbinical authors following the age of the Shulhan Arukh — the end of the sixteenth century. Thus the publication of the Shulhan Arukh marks the transition from the era of Rishonim to that of Acharonim. For a more detailed description of the Aharonim, see this Jewish Encyclopedia article.
the Rishonim, Aharonim, see Responsa (She'elot u-teshuvot), Novallae, Novellae (hidushim), and Talmudic commentaries.
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The novellae of the Aharonim differ from those of the Rishonim in that they include discussions of how to apply the laws in the Talmud to new ideas, issues, or circumstances.
The no]]> Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:13:30 +0000 mod Novellae (hidushim) of the Rishonim http://rablit.pbwiki.com/Novellae+%28hidushim%29+of+the+Rishonim email.hidden@example.com (sheryl-the-librarian) sheryl-the-librarian edited Novellae (hidushim) of the Rishonim were generally intensive discussions of how to apply the laws on various passages in the Talmud Rabbinic literature (including Talmud, Mishnah etc.) In contrast, commentaries usually contained smaller comments which ran from page to new ideas, issues, or circumstances. page to help clarify passages in the Rabbinic literature.
Some early authors of novellae included Joseph Ibn Migash, Abraham b. David of Posquieres (RaBaD), and Meir b. Todros Abulafia, Solomon b. Abraham Adret, Yom Tov b. Abraham Ishbili, Nissim b. Reuben Gerondi, Nahmanides,]]> Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:11:51 +0000 mod Novellae (hidushim) of the Aharonim) http://rablit.pbwiki.com/Novellae+%28hidushim%29+of+the+Aharonim%29 email.hidden@example.com (sheryl-the-librarian) sheryl-the-librarian added Novellae (hidushim) of the Aharonim)

Related to both Talmudic commentaries and Responsa literature, Novellae (or hidushim) were discussions of how to apply the laws in the Talmud to new ideas, issues, or circumstances.


 


The novellae of the Aharonim differs from those of the Rishonim.


 


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Related to both Talmudic commentaries and Responsa literature, Novellae (or hidushim) were discussions of how to apply the laws in the Talmud to new ideas, issues, or circumstances.


 


Some early authors of novellae included Joseph Ibn Migash, Abraham b. David of Posquieres (RaBaD), and Meir b. Todros Abulafia, Solomon b. Abraham Adret, Yom Tov b. Abraham Ishbili, Nissim b. Reuben Gerondi, Nahmanides, and Joseph ibn Habiba,


 


Finding Novellae on the shelf


Look in BM 504.2


 


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Arba'ah Turim by Jacob ben Asher
and finance.) finance.) In the Tur, Jacob ben Asher expanded on work on the Halakhot by Alfasi. He compared Alfasi's text with Tosefists and Maimonides.
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Halakhot by Isaac ben Jacob Alfasi
Isaac ben Jacob Alfasi (also know as Rif from Rabbi Isaac Al-Fasi) was born in 1013 near the city of Fez in Morocco (thus he was know as al-Fasi - the "Fezite.") Alfasi's Halakhot is a digest of the Talmud. He compiled all the legal decisions from the tractates in the orders of Moed, Nashim and Nezikin as well as the tractates of Berachot and Chulin. He left out the aggadic material as well as the legal decisions that only applied in the land of Israel.
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Arba'ah Turim (also known as the Tur) was written by Jacob ben Asher (a.k.a. Ba'al ha-turim, "author of the Turim") "Tur" means row, and this work is divided into four rows, or secti]]> Tue, 12 Feb 2008 12:32:47 +0000 mod Codes and restatements of Halakhah http://rablit.pbwiki.com/Codes+and+restatements+of+Halakhah email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Codes and restatements of Halakhah The Mishneh Torah was written by Moses ben Maimon (also known as Maimonides or Rambam) in the late 12th century in Egypt. Because the Mishneh Torah is divided into 14 (i.e. yod+dalet) parts, it is also known as the Yad (yod+dalet) ha-Hazakah. The sections are: Ha-Mada' (Knowledge), Ahavah (Love [of God]), Zemanim (Times, holidays), Nashim (Women), Kedushah (Holiness), Hafla'ah (Separation), Zera'im (Seeds, agriculture), Avodah (Divine Service), Korbanot (Offerings), Tohorah (Ritual purity), Nezikin (Injuries), Kinyan (Acquisition), Mishpatim (Civil law), Shofetim (Judges).
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Egypt. It Because the Mishneh Torah is divided into 14 books: (i.e. yod+dalet) parts, it is also known as the Yad (yod+dalet) ha-Hazakah. The sections are: Ha-Mada' (Knowledge), Ahavah (Love [of God]), Zemanim (Times, holidays), Nashim (Women), Kedushah (Holiness), Hafla'ah (Separation), Zera'im (Seeds, agriculture), Avodah (Divine Service), Korbanot (Offerings), Tohorah (Ritual purity), Nezikin (Injuries), Kinyan (Acquisition), Mishpatim (Civil law), Shofetim (Judges).
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Mishneh Torah Torah (Yad ha-Hazakah)
The Mishneh Torah was written by Moses ben Maimon (also known as Maimonides or Rambam) in the late 12th century in Egypt. It is divided into 14 books: Ha-Mada' (Knowledge), Ahavah (Love [of God]), Zemanim (Times, holidays), Nashim (Women), Kedushah (Holiness), Hafla'ah (Separation), Zera'im (Seeds, agriculture), Avodah (Divine Service), Korbanot (Offerings), Tohorah (Ritual purity), Nezikin (Injuries), Kinyan (Acquisition), Mishpatim (Civil law), Shofetim (Judges).
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